These Danny Boy interviews are interesting. Though the label was separated at times due to gang ties, Danny Boy says the vibe was always “incredible” whenever him, Suge Knight, 2Pac, Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre and Tha Dogg Pound were in the studio together. “On a personal side I’ve never been to Snoop’s kid’s birthday parties or anything like that,” he added. Being on Death Row Records, Danny Boy had to be prepared for danger at a moment’s notice, telling DJ Vlad “we had bulletproof vests on all the time – that was just a part of our routine.” He also labeled Suge as the “unpredictable” type as he laughed off Knight’s comments towards Puff Daddy during the 1995 Source Awards ceremony. “It was mostly a Bad Boy/Death Row thing.”
Easter Egg Hunt Turns Into Rampage As Greedy Adults Push Children Down For Eggs Hundreds of adults lost their sh-t at the Pez headquarters in Orange, Connecticut yesterday at their Easter egg hunt. Organizers say the event was supposed to go off in 3 stages. Children were priority when it came to collecting the 9,000 Easter Eggs planted. There were three fields of eggs, and a scheduled time for each area to open to different age groups, but according to WFSB News, before the first field’s ribbon was cut, hundred of parents already stormed the area and even went off into the closed fields to get a head start over the children. The worst thing was that parents were seen shoving children and taking eggs out of their baskets. The Daily Mail is reporting that one parents said her 4 year-old left the scene bloody. SMH, is it really that serious over some Easter eggs??? Pez had this to say about the disappointing turn out: “We made efforts to get everyone something before they left and passed out tons of candy and coupons and the front entry and tried to make the best of an unfortunate situation. Due to the actions of a few, the good intent quickly turned into a mess. I would like to sincerely apologize to each of our guests, this was not something created to frustrate or make people angry. We only wanted to do good for the local community.”
Cynthia Bailey Says She Plans To Move To LA Is Cynthia Bailey’s marriage coming to an end or does the RHOA just need a new storyline? The reality star recently revealed during Reality Checked with Radio And y, the model says that her marriage is in serious trouble: “Peter and I are not in a great place right now, honestly I don’t know what’s going to happen with us right now, we’re still trying to figure it out. It’s complicated.” “We’ve been married five years. We’ve been together for eight. We’re the only couple on The Real Housewives of Atlanta that was actually married on The Real Housewives of Atlanta. We’ve never been married outside of the show, and I don’t think that has helped us a lot.” Cynthia now tells Entertainment Tonight that she’s ready to put some distance between her and Peter …. “I’m a lover of love,” Cynthia continues. “You know, I am the woman that will leave New York City and relocate with her child and nanny to Atlanta for love, OK? So, with that said, I think I get to be that same girl who can say, ‘You know, I think it’s time for me to pack up my tent — my love tent — and move somewhere else now.’” “I just don’t feel that same peace and happiness that I was feeling, you know, when we started this journey,” Cynthia confesses. “I always thought that I would end up back in New York,” Cynthia says. “But, I’m kind of feeling L.A. … I love acting. Hopefully I move out to L.A., and there will be more acting opportunities.” Do you think Cynthia and Peter’s struggle marriage is coming to an end right before our very eyes? COMMENTS
Tracy Morgan Admits That He Contemplated Suicide After His Tragic Car Accident When Tracy Morgan hosted Saturday Night Live last year, we all rejoiced. He appeared to have fully recovered from the car accident that we feared would take his life. Fast-forward 21 months and Tracy is now taking time to reflect publicly on his mental and physical state during that very difficult time via Rolling Stone … In the wake of Morgan’s injuries, it felt like his worst fears were coming true. “I said, ‘If my funny ever went away, I’d die,’” he says on a Monday evening in his New Jersey home, a few days before the Michigan show. “And I thought I was going to die for a long time. My thoughts – I was in a very dark place. I was sitting right here, contemplating suicide. I couldn’t walk.” He’s in an easy chair facing a TV in his living room, near a cylindrical tank where his giant Pacific octopus lurks, waiting for its next meal of lobster. Morgan insisted on leaving the hospital early and continuing his rehabilitation at home. “You go to hospitals to f***ing die,” he says. “If I got to go, I wanted to be in the house with my family.” For the first couple of weeks, he stayed in the second-floor bedroom, unable to navigate the stairs. “My wife heard all the screaming,” he says, calling Megan over from the kitchen, where she and her mother are playing with Maven, who is dressed head-to-toe in Disney gear. “She changed all the bedsheets when I s**t on myself. She knows.” Personal injuries aside, it appears that part of what lead Tracy to that “dark place” was the death of his friend and mentor Jimmy Mack. Morgan struggled with feelings of guilt, reminding himself that everyone in the car was there because of him. “Emotionally, it’s hard for me to deal with,” he says. “I asked everybody to be there that night. I have to live with that. But I had to forgive myself. I know Jimmy would want it like that.” He cues up a song he’d play to soothe himself in his dark moments – which happens to be the smooth-jazz theme from Taxi – and begins to weep. “I remember the days,” he murmurs. “I remember them days. Jesus.” Morgan has zero desire to recover his memories of that night. “The past is nothing but a forest filled with horrors,” he says, gravely. Because it is Tracy Morgan saying these words, I can’t help but laugh. He grins a little, and starts repeating the phrase, putting some spin on it, pushing it fully around the corner to comedy. “Nothing but a forest full of horrors,” he intones. We’re beyond thrilled that Tracy did not choose to end his life. His unique brand of comedy is needed in these days when there are SO many things that can bring us down on a daily basis. God bless Tracy Morgan and his family. Image via Splash
Tracy Morgan Admits That He Contemplated Suicide After His Tragic Car Accident When Tracy Morgan hosted Saturday Night Live last year, we all rejoiced. He appeared to have fully recovered from the car accident that we feared would take his life. Fast-forward 21 months and Tracy is now taking time to reflect publicly on his mental and physical state during that very difficult time via Rolling Stone … In the wake of Morgan’s injuries, it felt like his worst fears were coming true. “I said, ‘If my funny ever went away, I’d die,’” he says on a Monday evening in his New Jersey home, a few days before the Michigan show. “And I thought I was going to die for a long time. My thoughts – I was in a very dark place. I was sitting right here, contemplating suicide. I couldn’t walk.” He’s in an easy chair facing a TV in his living room, near a cylindrical tank where his giant Pacific octopus lurks, waiting for its next meal of lobster. Morgan insisted on leaving the hospital early and continuing his rehabilitation at home. “You go to hospitals to f***ing die,” he says. “If I got to go, I wanted to be in the house with my family.” For the first couple of weeks, he stayed in the second-floor bedroom, unable to navigate the stairs. “My wife heard all the screaming,” he says, calling Megan over from the kitchen, where she and her mother are playing with Maven, who is dressed head-to-toe in Disney gear. “She changed all the bedsheets when I s**t on myself. She knows.” Personal injuries aside, it appears that part of what lead Tracy to that “dark place” was the death of his friend and mentor Jimmy Mack. Morgan struggled with feelings of guilt, reminding himself that everyone in the car was there because of him. “Emotionally, it’s hard for me to deal with,” he says. “I asked everybody to be there that night. I have to live with that. But I had to forgive myself. I know Jimmy would want it like that.” He cues up a song he’d play to soothe himself in his dark moments – which happens to be the smooth-jazz theme from Taxi – and begins to weep. “I remember the days,” he murmurs. “I remember them days. Jesus.” Morgan has zero desire to recover his memories of that night. “The past is nothing but a forest filled with horrors,” he says, gravely. Because it is Tracy Morgan saying these words, I can’t help but laugh. He grins a little, and starts repeating the phrase, putting some spin on it, pushing it fully around the corner to comedy. “Nothing but a forest full of horrors,” he intones. We’re beyond thrilled that Tracy did not choose to end his life. His unique brand of comedy is needed in these days when there are SO many things that can bring us down on a daily basis. God bless Tracy Morgan and his family. Image via Splash
NBA star Nick Young Caught on Video Admitting To Cheating On Iggy With A 19-Year-Old Girl After The Club! pic.twitter.com/9ny9tDG0Mb — Fameolous (@Fameolous) March 24, 2016 Swaggy P Cheating On Iggy Azalea Video Welp! Last week, Iggy Azalea said she was postponing her wedding to Laker star Nick “Swaggy P” Young because she’s too busy with her music and upcoming tour to plan a wedding. But a video just recently surfaced that may be the real reason why Iggy’s not in a rush to walk down the aisle. Swaggy’s teammate, D’Angelo Russell, dry snitched and secretly recorded Iggy’s man talking about cheating on her with a 19-year-old woman. As if that’s not bad enough, Swaggy also talks about having to fall back from kicking it to Amber Rose because of Amber and Iggy’s close friendship SMH. Hit the flip for Swaggy’s response to his trusted teammate spilling the beans.
Award-winning writer and photographer Stuart Butler recently spent some time as a “fly on the wall” at a wildlife guide training camp in Tanzania. Here’s Part One of his adventure.
Sisters by blood, best friends by choice. Kim, Khloe, Kourtney, Kendall and Kylie are back for a new season of “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” Sunday, May 1 at 9|8c on E! Turn the pages for the girls filming being messed up by too close paps…
Well, coming from someone who has lost a mother to cancer, I can say that this scam is low-down. Alissa Jackson told friends and family she had stage 4 ovarian cancer that was spreading to her brain. They would later learn she had lied – and Alissa would have to face the court of public opinion and the court of law.
